GAC Launches Vehicle Monitoring Application to Support Lebaran Homecoming Journey
GAC Indonesia has officially introduced the GAC Apps application for users of Hyptec and Aion vehicles. The application allows vehicle owners to monitor their car’s status, access emergency services, and connect with the network of official dealers during their journey.
CEO of GAC Indonesia Andry Ciu stated that the application features a modern user interface that follows GAC’s global design standards, incorporating black, white, and grey colours enhanced with a tech blue accent as visual identity.
“For us, simply providing vehicles is not enough. We want to ensure our customers experience vehicle ownership that provides peace of mind on every journey,” said Andry Ciu in an official statement on Thursday, 12 March 2026.
According to him, the introduction of this application is expected to provide convenience whilst enhancing safety and comfort for users, particularly during long-distance travel such as the Lebaran homecoming with family.
To support the 2026 Lebaran homecoming journey, GAC Indonesia has also prepared various services for users through the provision of Emergency Repair Workshops and Emergency Posts operating 24 hours a day.
“The homecoming journey carries great meaning for many families in Indonesia. Therefore, the safety and comfort of our customers are our top priority. Through the 2026 Lebaran Emergency Programme, we want to ensure customers can undertake their homecoming journey with confidence and peace of mind,” said Andry Ciu.
During the Lebaran holiday period, GAC Indonesia’s Emergency Repair Workshops will remain operational with standard service hours and will be located at several strategic cities along the homecoming routes.
The presence of these workshops aims to ensure customers can continue to access after-sales services during their journey.
According to Andry Ciu, customers can utilise these facilities for various needs, ranging from routine servicing, battery and tyre replacement, vehicle software updates, to brake system and electrical system inspections, including general checks to ensure the vehicle remains in optimal condition.
Additionally, customers can also utilise the 24-hour Emergency Roadside Assistance (ERA) service if they encounter problems during their journey.
To provide additional comfort during long-distance travel, GAC Indonesia has also established 24-Hour Emergency Posts at two points along major homecoming route rest areas, which will operate from 18–29 March 2026.
“Through the support of our service network, 24-Hour Emergency Posts, and digital services, we want our customers to enjoy their homecoming journey safely, comfortably, and without worry,” said Andry Ciu.